Dzambala Gold Plated Statue

Zambala (also spelled Dzambala or Jambhala) is a Buddhist deity associated with wealth, prosperity, and the removal of obstacles related to material needs. He is often depicted as a plump, joyful figure holding a mongoose that spits out jewels, symbolizing abundance.

Typical Features of a Gold-Plated Zambala Statue

Material:

• Usually made from Copper

• The statue is coated with a layer of gold plating to give it a shiny, luxurious finish.

Size: 9 cm

Design Elements:

• Zambala is often seated on a lotus base.

• He holds a mongoose in one hand, spitting jewels.

• The other hand usually holds a jewel or a treasure vase.

• The figure is adorned with traditional robes, jewelry, and a crown.

• Facial expressions are peaceful and benevolent.

Gold Plating:

• Thin layer of real gold applied over the base metal.

• Provides a rich golden color and protection against corrosion.

• The thickness and quality of plating can vary; higher quality plating lasts longer and shines brighter.

Symbolism:

• Represents the removal of poverty and financial obstacles.

• Invoked for blessings of wealth and prosperity.

• Also symbolizes generosity and the fulfillment of material wishes.

Common Uses:

• Home altars for wealth and prosperity.

• Office or business spaces for attracting financial success.

• Gifts for blessings in new ventures or during festivals.

• Collectors of religious art and statues.

Care Instructions:

• • Avoid abrasive cleaning materials that can wear down the gold plating.

  • Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth or slightly damp cloth.

  • Keep away from harsh chemicals or excessive moisture.

• The gold-plated Zambala statue is a beautiful and symbolic representation of wealth and prosperity in Buddhist tradition.